Chester Watson - Past Cloaks vinyl record cover

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Phantom

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Dead Albatross

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Wicked

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Fantastic

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Andromida

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Spliffs (feat. Bobby Raps)

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Pharoah

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Baby

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Chinamen (feat. Kahmi Wan)

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Picbascassquiato

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Trident

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Will Darkness

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Purple Leaves

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Honestly

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Yeti

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Monotone Samurai

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Execution

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Creed

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Gumball


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Label: POW RECORDINGS

Chester Watson

Past Cloaks

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Past Cloaks is the first release on POW Recordings, an introduction to one of the most gifted teenaged rappers this side of Earl, Nas, or Andre. These are the first experiments and random blades from the Monotone Samurai, the leader of Nu Age, lungs black as his irises, tangents to open up the ears of the ancient.These are the results of a young searcher wrestling with the present and future. An adolescent gypsy skating through St. Louis, Georgia, and Florida, blessed with a wild imagination, precocity, and a dark temperament. He re-imagines himself as a cursed black Pharaoh covered in golden scarabs, an enigma with wings, spitting raps as hot as Guatemalan springs. A new anti-hero with venom, the beast hallucinated on ayahuasca or just too much liquor. As Watson says himself, "the best villain since Mad-V."

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